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Ghum Hai Kisikey Pyaar Meiin has grabbed attention. Everyone is talking about the show and the big changes. The show stars Param Singh, Vaibhavi Hankare and Sanam Johar as Neil, Tejaswini and Ruturaj but now, the TRPs have dropped.
The story of the show has not been able to impress the audience. Hence, the makers have been trying a lot to bring back the numbers. Now, we will see the show going through a revamp.
Vaibhavi aka Tejaswini is leaving the show. We will soon see her death track coming up. Along with her exit, we will see Bhavika Sharma making a comeback in the show.
Savi Thakkar is now an IPS officer. But with Tejaswini's death, we will also see Savi losing her husband. Rajat Thakkar (Hitesh Bharadwaj) will also die in a car accident with Teju.
Is Param Singh similar to Neil?We will also see Neil breaking down as Tejaswini passes away. Neil and Tejaswini got married recently. Param and Vaibhavi's chemistry has been loved by the audience.
Param has been appreciated for his performances in Ghum Hai Kisikey Pyaar Meiin. He has now opened up about how much he relates to Dr Neil Pradhan. He spoke to BollywoodLife and said, "I best relate to the honesty Neil has in store and as a character it inspires me to be more honest in real life like he is.
There are definitely days when I feel a strong connection with him, where our values align but there are days when I see a clear distinction. Neil possesses a level of unwavering goodness, softness, timidness and a sacrificing tendency that sometimes feels different from my own ways about life. He's beautifully vulnerable whilst I am more guarded about expressing.
However, I just love the traits of Neil for the purity he embodies." This is a big story in entertainment news and TV news. He further spoke about the love he has been getting as Neil.
The actor shared, "It's truly been a special journey playing Neil. This character has offered me a unique set of challenges and experiences, unlike anything I've done before. I enjoy the freshness and novelty of this role and even after three months, I find myself exploring the nuances of his behavior and how he navigates through life.
The vulnerability that Neil portrays on screen is something I enjoy delving into.".
